A History of Christian Missions in China |
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40 41 By the end of the year Abeel's term of service had expired , and after a tour of investigation southward for the American Board he returned to the United States . His brief stay in the Far East had quickened his interest in China ...
40 41 By the end of the year Abeel's term of service had expired , and after a tour of investigation southward for the American Board he returned to the United States . His brief stay in the Far East had quickened his interest in China ...
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charges , " but a few years later became a regular missionary of the Baptist board . " * The third American organization , and the first of the Anglican communion to send missionaries to the Chinese , was The Domestic and Foreign ...
charges , " but a few years later became a regular missionary of the Baptist board . " * The third American organization , and the first of the Anglican communion to send missionaries to the Chinese , was The Domestic and Foreign ...
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Board was turned over to the newly organized board of the ( Dutch ) Reformed Church in America . By 1863 the station in Shanghai had been discontinued , largely because of the transfer of missionaries to the newly opened North .
Board was turned over to the newly organized board of the ( Dutch ) Reformed Church in America . By 1863 the station in Shanghai had been discontinued , largely because of the transfer of missionaries to the newly opened North .
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